NECROMANIACS PODCAST

Happy Summer! Most people are spending their time hitting the beach and grilling, but me and Mike are spending our days in the shadows watching killer horror movies.
 
In this episode, we talk about the box office hit Hereditary and an older film Siren which ties to one of our favorite shorts, Amateur Night from the first V/H/S flick.

Horror in North America seems to be experiencing a renaissance. We have new, innovative perspectives on the genre as demonstrated by films such as The Witch, The Black Coat’s Daughter and The Void.
 We have two relatively new films to talk about this episode that continue the trend of excellent genre films from North America.
 Me and Mike take a look at Pyewacket by Canadian director Adam MacDonald who brought us Back Country a couple of years back and the terrifying, gore-soaked fright fest Terrifier by writer / director Damien Leone.

Welcome back for another chilling episode of the podcast. We go international this month with two foreign horror films that really chart new ground and push the envelope of quality in somtimes predictable genre.
Hear our thoughts on the French / Belgian cannibal film RAW and the Canadian production Ravenous.

IT COMES AT NIGHT and THE RITUAL get the treatment in this episode. We go off on the usual tangetns regarding Netflix Horror, Violent movies and an interesting discussion of Iron Maiden and Judas Priest.

We kick off the new year with another action-packed episode.  Mike and Mike give their two cents on M. Knight Shyamalan's thriller SPLIT and Netflix's psychological horror film GERALD'S GAME.
 

Happy Holidays Necromaniacs! It's time for our All - Christmas Horror editon. We cover the 1974 classic Black Christmas along with newer entries Better Watch Out and the horror anthology A Christmas Horror Story.

Mike and Mike weigh in with their opinion on the IT remake then hit the Hammer Classic Curse of the Werewolf which features a young Oliver Reed as the fuzzy-faced ravager of a small Spanish town.  The episode is rounded out with a breakdown of the claustrophobic supernatural thriller The Last Shift

Halloween is our favorite time of the year at the Necromaniacs podcast, so we put together a fun episode.  We go old school with Universal's "Bride of Frankenstein" a groundbreaking film for its time.  We shoot forward to the 70's for Jess Franco's sexy Euro vampire thriller "Vampyros Lesbos" and round out the episode with the oddity "Halloween III : Season of the Witch."

For those of you that have been following the podcast for the past few years, you know that we've that we've talked about the movie Cruising on several occasions. We've made references to it and threatened to cover the film. Well, we finally tackle Cruising in this episode!
We also get into 2017's The Devil's Candy and A Dark Song, two films that have been getting critical accolades.
 
We kick the episode off with our two cents regarding the Twin Peaks finale.

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Before we get started, we'd like to pay our respects to George Romero, a true visionary in the horror genre. Romero has inspired us and helped nourish our imaginations for most of our lives.  Rest in Peace George Romero.
In this episode we tackle Romero's 4th installment in his zombie saga, LAND OF THE DEAD.
We then get into 2017's controversial GET OUT. We wrap up with the offbeat film THE EVIL WITHIN.